Build the
algorithm.
Own the output.
KIT-01 is a sensor fusion kit built on the ESP32-C3 and MPU-6050 — firmware you write, math you implement, and a live 3D orientation display you ship. The kind of project that holds up in an interview.
Real engineers build
systems, not demos.
Most electronics kits teach you to plug in a wire and watch an LED blink. SystemLab kits teach you the sensor, the algorithm running on the firmware, the math making it work, and the debugging workflow for when it doesn't.
The projects are technically substantial — the kind that come up in interviews, show up in portfolios, and actually reflect how embedded systems are built in the real world.
Module
Wire an IMU to a microcontroller. Flash firmware that runs an attitude estimator at 500Hz. Stream quaternion data to a live 3D visualization over WiFi. Read the output on the OLED. Understand every line of code that makes it work.
Everything you need.
Nothing you don't.
The kit is designed to take you from zero to a working orientation tracker — breadboard prototype first, then assembled on the production PCB. No extra hardware required.